Current events

On 24 February 2025, at the Jewish Cemetery on Okopowa Street in Warsaw, we said goodbye to Marian Turski, one of the last surviving witnesses of the Holocaust, our mentor, friend, and member of the first Council of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum.

On February 28th, Hanna Wróblewska, the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, appointed Dr. Katarzyna Person as the director of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum. Her five-year term will begin on March 3rd this year.

The Minister of Culture and National Heritage, Hanna Wróblewska, has accepted the recommendations of the competition committee for Dr Katarzyna Person-Wooddin as director of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum for a five-year term (2025-2030).

The archaeological site at the former Miła 18 will be open till the end of October. You can visit the site from Friday to Sunday…

We woud like to invite you to the WGM’s newest temporary exhibition Jewish Contribution to the National Defense Fund “…as a testimony and document of…

The Warsaw Ghetto Museum invites you for a walking tour in the area of the so-called ‘Small Ghetto’.

Last week we had the utmost pleasure of hosting Claudia Roth, Minister of State, German Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, at our…

The historic cellers at the former Mila 18 has been listed in the register of monuments. Once the decision becomes effective, the building will be…

We invite you for a two-hour walking tour of the northern part of the former Warsaw ghetto, the so called Large Ghetto.

Watch an exceptional conversation with Ewa Heller-Ekblad, granddaughter of Anna Braude-Heller, conducted during her visit to the former Bersohn and Bauman Hospital.

We are tremendously honoured to share that Dr Katarzyna Person, deputy director of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum, has been awarded the Dan David Prize.